Disc 1 - Genesis A Critical Review 1975-1980: When Peter Gabriel left Genesis
in 1975 the critics claimed the band would wither and die, but Phil Collins
stepped out from behind the drum kit, and the revitalised Genesis produced an
amazing series of albums which bridged the divide between art rock and
commercialism. Using the actual words of the band and critics, Inside Genesis is
the definitive critical review of the music of Genesis during the Collins era,
which saw the band grow from progressive icons to become one of the biggest
grossing acts in the world.

Disc 2 - Genesis The Gabriel Era: This is the independent critical guide to the
music of Genesis in the crucial years when the legendary Peter Gabriel was the
frontman of the band. For many Genesis fans, the Gabriel years represent the
very best of Genesis. As a showman Peter Gabriel was unsurpassed, appearing in a
mind-boggling array of masks and costumes, including the dress-clad fox and the
human sunflower. These amazing theatrical performances were featured alongside
some of the most powerful music of the seventies including The Musical Box and
the brilliant Supper's Ready. Featuring rare archive performances from film and
television alongside the views of a team of leading musicians and music critics,
this is essential viewing for any Genesis fan.